Campaign season can get testy – and that includes drama surrounding all those campaign signs in yards and on right of ways across the state. Just ask Giancarlos Tsitsilianos, a man who was recently arrested following a fight that sprung out of him being accused of removing campaign signs for Tucker mayoral candidate Robin Biro. Tsitsilianos, apparently a supporter of current Mayor Frank Auman, is alleged to have flashed a gun during the incident as well. Classic municipal election campaign drama – and a reminder not to lose your head over $2 signs – has this Tucker resident SINKING…
Canton Elementary School Recognized
Indian Knoll Elementary School in Canton has been selected as just one of 38 ‘Microsoft Showcase Schools’ nationwide, and the only one in Georgia. Microsoft recognizes schools for their “successful integration of educational technology in the...SK Battery Factory’s Big Impact
With the intellectual property drama safely behind them, Jackson County’s SK Battery plant is ready to make a major economic impact in northeast Georgia. The South Korean technology giant is preparing to hire more than six thousand workers, with the lowest of...A different sort of mining
A major mining operation is starting up in Washington County – but it won’t require pickaxes or dynamite. Mawson Infrastructure Group is building out a Bitcoin mining operation in Sandersville, in what is essentially a massive server farm that...Soul legends to premier Stockbridge venue
A pair of soul music legends will help inaugurate the brand new Stockbridge Amphitheater when it opens on September 25th. Gladys Knight and Patti LaBelle are scheduled to perform at the Henry County amphitheater, which has been under construction for nearly two...Georgia’s Fastest Growing County
The data from the 2020 U.S. Census is finally here, and for Georgia it is Bryan County, near Savannah, that tops the list for most growth since 2010. In fact, Bryan was the 6th fastest growing county in the whole country in the past 10 years with a whopping 48...
